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“Abbott Elementary” highlights truth campaign, educators’ role in preventing youth tobacco use
Three suggestions for how best to address student tobacco use at school, informed by the staff and students of Abbott Elementary.
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Truth Initiative Partners with Pennsylvania’s Office of Attorney General to Provide Prescription Drug Safety Course, Powered by EVERFI from Blackbaud
Prescription Drug Safety: Know the truth will empower Pennsylvania youth to become safe and informed users of medication, while also providing the tools to r
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What are the long-term effects of vaping?
Not much is known about the health effects of e-cigarettes like JUUL, meaning the millions of young people who vape are being treated like test subjects.
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Colorful and close to candy: Surveying how the tobacco industry markets flavored products in stores
A survey of tobacco retailers in two major Ohio cities highlights how the tobacco industry uses an array of in-store marketing to make its products enticing
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Most of JUUL's Twitter followers are underage
Most users following JUUL’s official Twitter account (@JUULvapor) are underage, according to a new research study.
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Truth Initiative and Wellable partner to deliver comprehensive smoking cessation resources
A new partnership brings smoking cessions tools from the EX Program from Truth Initiative to the Wellable network of employee wellness
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6 important facts about JUUL
The rapid ascension and popularity of the e-cigarette JUUL has left a trail of questions and concerns.
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Tobacco use rates among middle and high school students flatten in 2017
After an encouraging decline from 2015 to 2016, progress has stalled and youth tobacco use rates remain virtually unchanged in all categories from 2016 to 20
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3 states pass tobacco 21 laws in 3 weeks
In the span of under 21 days this summer, New Jersey, Maine and Oregon raised the legal minimum age to purchase tobacco from 18 to 21.
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Behind the marketing strategy that costs the tobacco industry $900k an hour
The tobacco industry spent over $8.6 billion on marketing in retail establishments, also called point-of-sale marketing, in 2014.
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Tobacco use in the military
The U.S. military has a culture of tobacco use, which decades of tobacco industry targeting has helped create and support.
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How to reduce tobacco use in "social smokers"
Since “social smokers” typically do not identify as smokers, they can be difficult to reach to prevent escalation of tobacco use or facilitate quitting.
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